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as your new communications director. you know, the one where you tell the truth about your divorce, about how you never had sexual relations with that nanny. you're kidding. mnh-mnh. every time you hold back or try to conceal something, you're just giving them another story. the story is senator mccallister is still concealing something from his constituents. you are going to have a chronic, incurable character problem that will follow you into your next campaign unless you tell the truth now. and, yes, there will be a fair amount of unpleasantness, but i'll be here to get you through it. that's my job. and how will my kids get through it? well, that's your job. and your brother? is he okay with you working here? just don't go voting for any more constitutional amendments to ban gay marriage. don't worry. my own brother wouldn't let me do that ever again. wait--wait a minute. you have a gay brother? yeah. and a cute one, too. well, why didn't you tell me that when we were--

my brother's sexual orientation doesn't usually come up in a job interview, but you're, you know, a staffer now. well, is he single? kitty, do you want both of our brothers to kill you? i got this towel when you guys were still married. (sniffles) the lead singer of the rotting monkeys threw it in the audience, and i caught it. it smells like ass, but it reminds me of when we all used to be a family. i love this towel. thanks for sharing, claire. that was great. okay, justin, you want to come up now? why does he always have to follow her? it's not fair. whew. hello. um, i was supposed to think of something that would help me stay clean, so, uh, this is it. my mom sent me, uh, this tape when i was in afghanistan. they say when you're a drug addict,

you're supposed to think of something that you want to live for. um, and i've thought a lot about that, back then, too, and, uh, the thing i live for is... is my family. here yesterday.nd of had ay that's not really who they are. (alexi murdoch's "orange sky" playing) this... this is who they are. (nora) hi, sweetie. how are you? i was gonna write you another e-mail, but mrs. silver told me that i should send a tape, which i thought was such a good idea. not as high tech, but you get to hear my voice. lucky you. actually, i have some amazing news, joe and sarah are pregnant again. she just told me two nights ago. can you believe it? i really can't think of a better mother than your sister, and she works. she's like this supermom. tommy, mr. newlywed, is doing so well at ojai,

dad's giving him more and more responsibility. it's a family business, after all. and speaking of work, kevin is doing much too much of it. i wish he'd take some time off. but he--he is going to the gay pride parade this year. he won't let me go with him, though, which i... i guess i understand. kitty's back in new york. i listen to her radio show from time to time. i don't agree with a word she says, but it's so nice to hear her voice. and your dad couldn't be better. he carries your picture everywhere he goes. you can't imagine how proud he is of you. we all miss you beyond words, my sweet boy. you're my light. i know what you're doing takes so much courage. please coon as you can. life is so much less without you.

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knew it was bad. >> riders disuk -- stuck for two hours on a bay area rollercoaster. this is a look at the scene from sky 7hd. riders were stuck on the new superman ride on 6 flags discovery kingdom for nearly two hours. lilian kim is there live with the latest. lilian? >> this is a superman rollercoaster and because of what happened it is out of operation indefinitely. 12 guests on discovery kingdom's popular superman

ultimate flight knew something was wrong midway through the rollercoaster ride. herald and his two cousins from hayward were in the first and second row. >> it stopped a few feet before we were upside down. that pardon of the ride it does slow down. when it slowed down and came to a complete stop i was like, oh, man. something is wrong. >> it is unclear why the train car stalled. he said he did his best to keep his mind pre occupied. he also turned to god throughout the whole ordeal. >> laughing and cracking jokes. i was trying to keep calm. at one point i brought out my rosary and said a prayer. >> it took awhile for crews to figure out what to do. as they were mulling it over they distributed bottled water to the guests, and they told them to try to shake the car loose which didn't work. >> they were telling us to shake back and forth, and to me it wasn't really doing much of the it felt like it wasn't moving at all. >> finally the mechanics

decided to shake the train car themselves and that's what got it going again nearly two hours later. instead of pushing it forward, they pushed it backward which crews say was perfectly safe and fine to do. >> it was amazing. it was a great experience. it was shocking and amazing at the same time. >> everyone was checked out by paramedics and said to be okay. but the park must determine now what went wrong. the superman rollercoaster opened last month, and it is closed in will further notice. >> as best as we can determine there was no mechanical situation whatsoever. >> everyone who was on that superman rollercoaster received a season pass and a flash pass are to the day which allowed them to cut in line at other rides. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> lilian, thank you. when everything goes corr a ride aboard the superman flight lasts one minute and reaches speeds up to 62 miles an hour. terry mcsweeney got a sneak

peek before it opened last month. as you can see it features plenty of twists and turns this is not the first time this was discovered. a boomerang was stuck in august of 2010. they stranded riders in 1999 and the air pressure problem caused "the roar" to shutdown and nobody was hurt in any of those situation. in developing news, pg&e crews are working right now in south san francisco to fix a power outage that affected thousands of customers and stranded people in a bart station elevator. firecrews rescued three people stuck in a south san francisco bart station elevator after the power went out just before 8:30. for unknown reasons power lines came down on altaloma drive. customers in daley daly city are also being affected. pg&e says power won't be restored until 2:00 a.m. tomorrow the man accused

of the colorado theater shooting is due back in court to hear the charges against him. today in san francisco relimbing jus -- religious leaders called for more gun control. john alston is ne the newsroom with more. >> that court uh -- appearance could provide more information about the mass shooting and the 24-year-old man accused of pulling the trigger.cused killes holmes returns to court he is expecting to hear the charges. last week he appeared dazed and confused during a quick procedural hearing. the colorado public defender's office predicts the 24-year-old will claim insanity.>> c >> clearly what you are looking at is somebody with serious mental health issues, and there is no question that is what is being explored by those people representing him. >> the family of ashley mowser is dealing from another tragedy after the mother suffered a miscarriage. >> it was because of stress and trauma. ashley has been through a

lot. her body was trying to mend other areas of the hurt jie. it now appears the miscarriage will not affect the charges against holmes. coverstate law e applies when victims have been born and are alive during the crime. >> our hearts go out to the families of those who lost their lives. >> outside san francisco's theater where the batman movie is playing members of the rainbow push coalition held a prayer vigil for the victims, and they raiseett the issue of reinstating the ban. >> this assault weapon issue is something we need to bring back to the table. it is something that should be considered. we understand the second amendment and the right to bear arms. assault weapon is a different artillery altogether. >> but the gun owner right supporter says a ban is not the answer. >> this is not about gun pro -- prohibition. gun prohibition wouldn't have worked anymore than ter pan

tine would have cured cancer. >> the judge is also expected to hear from defense attorneys who want prosecutors to turnover a package that holmes mailed to his psych -- psychiatrist. they say it is confidential between holmes and his doctor. in the newsroom, john alston, abc news. >> thank you. another bomb scare in wal-mart in kansas. the threats made against the wal-marts in leavenworth and lawrence. there were 11 threats in kansas and missouri. today the stores were cleared and officials say there were no bombs of the. san francisco police spent the day searching for clues after a man was found dead behind a home in diamond heights. they discovered the victim in a backyard on carmeliam wait aps it appears the victim had been shot. one neighbor thought he heard gunshots around 11:00. the medical examiner will check the fingerprints in hopes of identifying him. a pill bull -- a pittbull

that mauled a two-year-old boy remains in the custody of animal control. the boy was attacked at the home of his baby-sitter. doctors reuh of tayed one of his his -- reattached one of his eyelids and he has been released. and there was a case of a teenager who was kidnapped. an amber alert remains in affect for 16-year-old eunice who disappeared from a home last night. the bodies of two men were found in. eunice and the two men with her were traveling in a white acura with the license number 4sae693. the car was found abandoned in monterey county. specially trained dogs were looking for a missing woman who suffers dementia. maria jansen vanished sometime monday afternoon. she was seen wearing green pants and yellow croc-style

gardening you -- shoes. it took firefighters two hours to put a fire out this afternoon. it happened off columbus parkway. the smoke could be seen on the other side of the straight. the fire burned about two acres of vegetation and 20 feet of fence willing. fencing. crews are making progress on a wildfire burning near men dough seen know county. you can see the plume of smoke in this video sent to us by abc7 news viewer. the fire burned 400 acres and is 55% contained. a case of animal cruelty in sacramento. police say a man left a box of kittens in front of an animal shelter and then ran over them. these little babies six out of the eight kittens survived. officials at the shelter say witnesses saw the man leave the box in a gutter. when someone tried to get his attention, the man got into

his car and backed up into the box and then sped off. >> our reception building opens at 9:00 a.m. we were open instead of just walking them into the building behind you, he opted to drop them off in the gutter and take off without alerting anybody they were out here. >> the shelter says they will bottle feed the kitties. police are still looks for the suspect. a police superintendent stepped down over allegations hee-haw rased -- he harassed a teacher. teachers say cooper talked about putting birth control in the water in the staff lounge. cooper apologized saying some may have taken offense to his comments. and rain is not dampening the mood at the olympic game. >> and the high-tech showdown as apple takes on samsung. and new concerns about a blood sheer teg across the u.s. and

the unusual reason behind it. >> and hi, everyone i'm leigh glaser. get ready for a slight warming

desperate fighting in syria's largest city tonight. government forces and rebels are both trying to take control. the city has been reduced in many places. they are accusing turkey, saudi arabia of trying to destroy his regime. leon panetta says serious tactics will be, quote, a nail in a thug's coffin. now to the olympics, spoiler alert, if you are still waiting to watch all of today's events, rain in the uk didn't dampen the spirits of the athletes. >> she not only won a gold medal in the 100 metererfly, but butterfly, but she also set a world record. she shaved .08 off the record

set in 2009. and the u.s. men won silver in the 400 meter freestyle relay. despite a great performance by michael phelps. and kim rhodi made olympic history. she was the first olympic athlete to win five medals in five con consecutive olympic games. she won a gold in women's skeet tieing the world record hitting 99 out of 100 targets. she was the first woman to win three gold medals in olympic shooting. it was also a good day for american men's basketball. after a slugish start, the superstar-layen stars beat france 98-71. >> it is a self-less team of the they want to do things for one other. as far as getting accustom to each other the pool play has to give up five games where we can improve. >> michelle obama was on hand

to cheer the players on. as they left the floor they stopped to hug the first lady. the u.s. gymnastics team topped in women's qualifying, but the so-called fabulous five suffered a blow when wieler came in third -- wieber came in third and failed to qualify where only the top two can compete. she sobbed as she left the arena. tom rivers,abc news, london. and stay with abc news for all of the olympic results. we will have the olympic results on our social platform. you can find us at abc7 news and on twitter at abc7 news bay area. and be sure to switch back to abc news after the olympics every night at midnight for all of the local news and weather. abc7 news won't make you stay up any later than you need to. two tech titans are set to go to court in san jose in a patent dispute. apple is suing samsung for international property

infringement for copying the ipad and iphone and scrolling technology. tomorrow a jury is expected to be selected. apple is demanding $2.5 billion in damages and intends to push for more injunctions. on the housing front, the sales of new homes nationwide slumped in june, but they are still running 15% higher than a year ago. this is especially true in the northeast where home sales in massachusetts jumped 20% over laster yo. it is far below what is needed for healthy new home construction. but the low interest rates are pushing things in the right direction. there was a spec today at the san diego zoo. she gave birth to her 6th cub. this is video of her cuddling her baby and changing positions to make it more comfortable. it is just four ounces. at age 20 she is one of the giat oldest giant pandas to give birth.

>> they are tiny. >> tiny. >> we will have to head down to san diego. i want to take my daughter down there to the zoo. >> that would be fun. not a bad day today. tomorrow is even better. as we work our way into the middle and latter part -- part of the workweek, look for warmer temperatures. you can see a little light fog developed there right now. live doppler 7hd is picking up a little of the fog. much has pushed down the coast. we will have a wedge of clearing, but it should fill in by eorning. it could be a little foggy near the coast. here are some current observations. half moon bay overcast and 55 degrees. as we work our way to the north bay, novato is clear and 57. we also have clear skies. also a few clouds starting to move into the hayward area. a westerly wind at 7 miles per

hour. and even down the peninsula, san carlos. mild still and extreme east bay location and antioch is 73 degrees right now. it is 60 in livermore and 63 in concord and san francisco with the overcast moving in. here is the story, the low clouds will spread inland. it will be a sunny, mild day, and beyond that we will start to warm up as we head into the middle part of our workweek. lows will drop to the mid to low 50s near the bay, the peninsula and as well as the coast. warmer though the further east you go with antioch getting down to only 62 degrees. as you head out tomorrow morning beginning at 7:00 a.m., low clouds and fog pretty much right near the coast. 50 to 60 degrees is the temperature spread. temperatures inland close to 80 degrees. 4:00 hour we will have 60s

at the coast with sunshine there. mid to low 90s in the east bay. and by 7:00 we will hold some of the heat with sunshine inland and 90s and 50s with a little fog redeveloping right near the coast. here is the set up for the rest of the workweek. high pressure is off the coast and starting to build in. it will continue to bring us the fog coast side. but as we head into wednesday and thursday it will start to build in over the bay area. that will mean warmer temperatures in the east bay locations. low pressure here will bring a chance of isolated thunderstorms near the sierra as we head into the midweek time frame as well. if you have any plans going to yosemite or lake tahoe there is a possibility of isolated thunderstorms. our highs for tomorrow, san jose delightful and 83. sunnyvale 80. 78 for redwood city. half moon bay 63 degrees. 68 for downtown san francisco. in the north bay, hot 90s.

ukiah 94, 82 for petaluma and 84 for napa, 74 oakland, union city 78 degrees. the further east you go, you will warm up with 93 and brentwood, 90 for concord and 74 for watsonville. maybe a slight dip in temperatures and a little more fog as we head into tuesday. and then after that get ready for a nice warm up inland. back into the 90s. mike is here tomorrow at 4:30. >> thank you, leigh. and we want to thank some people who are helping foster kids for liking us on facebook. it includes patricia m from lafayette and katherine p and david w from palo alto. you can make a difference and maybe get mentioned. $1 gets donated to the sleep train dream campaign. it is time for some football. >> niners put on the pants for the first time, but coach harbaugh is upset about something else. the media and the

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he is 2ing to be a bust should just stop. they are making themselves look more clueless than they already did. >> that's a bold statement from the old ball coach. and on top of that, he is keeping score with the media. >> m why keeping track of some of these names, the so-called experts who are making these comments. there will be an i told you so. i foresee that happening. >> is aj concerned about the so-called negativity? >> he has had a tremendous attitude. he is not even concerned with it at all. that's one of the things that has been outstanding about him. >> he knows he can't control the media's opinion. >> i can't control. it you want to say it. it is fuel for all of us.

but you do it at your own looking clueless. just information before you make a knee jerk reaction without enough information. >> is aj going to be a player? >> he will be an outstanding receiver. he will be soon, real soon. >> he is performing up to the level expected as a top draft choice. stay tuned. the dodgers are acting like the wicked witch from the west flying flying in on their brooms to sweep the giants. it just got crowded on top

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vogelsong went six innings and cruz drives in a run with two r.b.i on the day. dodgers' ace, an average season, but not an average day. putting brandon bell in the seventh. mark ellis contributing and glad to be back in the bay area. 4-0 dodgers. never shut out the giants two consecutive games. 4-0 is your final. a's in baltimore and the orioles will make jim palmer proud. they came back in for the wild card spot. a three-run shot in the third. the rookie pitcher pitching like a hall of famer. 12k's and five innings and only 10 pitches. then in the 6th, and that's some since -- that's some insurance.

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good evening. i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines, a dozen people spent an hour stuck on a rollercoaster in vallejo. they were stranded when it malfunctioned. the riders were brought safely to the ground. the problem does not appear mechanical. it belongs -- the car belonging to eunice serrano was found. she was taken from the home where two bodies were discovered. an amber alert remains in affect. san francisco police are investigating the death of a man found behind a home in diamond heights. the man had no identification,

so police hope a finger fingerprint check will give o have been appears to have been shot. mitt romney is on the second leg of a foreign tour as he will claim the nomination for president. after a rocky start in england, mr. romney finds himself among friends. >> with 100 days until the election, mitt romney 1 brandishing his policy. >> it is in the vital national security interest of the united states. >> mr. romney is getting a warm reception in israel where he is embraced as a sturdy ally. >> it is a personal frame of mind and strong faith. >> faces enemies who does not pass crimes against the jewish people and seek to commit new ones. >> governor romney focused on israel's most urgent security concern, iran and its nuclear program. >> the ayatollahs in tehran

are testing our forces. we will not look away. nor will my country ever look away. >> and he stood firm with israel. >> no option should be excluded. we recognize israel's right to defend itself, and it is right for america to stand with you. romney met briefly with the palestinian prime minister. romney was swarmed by worshipers on a visit to jerusalem's wailing watch. wall. he placed a neat in one of the niches and paused for a momenta. of meditation. and romney did the same. the republican presidential hopeful will complete his tour in poland. abc news, new york.

>> back home president obama plans to get back on the fundraising trail. one of the president's top campaign aids took aim at mitt romney and re, mas he made while in london. he made his comments on abc this week. >> mitt romney wondered allowed whether london was ready for the olympics. the -- it is clear voters are wondering if mitt romney is ready for the world. i don't think the world is ready for mitt romney. jay many only -- >> many expect it to hinge on several states. they believe it will focus on wooing voters in colorado, florida, ohio, new hampshire, north carolina, virginia and perhaps pennsylvania. the american red cross is sounding an alarm about a shortage of a blood supply. and there is a surprisg reason why. ryan owens explains.

>> severe weather can knockout power, blow down trees and flood streets. but this year all of the summer storms hit something else, the nation's blood supply. the american red cross says the supply has dropped to the lowest level in 15 years. >> it really puts our community in a difficult situation. patients don't get vacation. they are in the hospital and they need blood. >> this month's severe weather canceled many blood drives. what is more the doctors say the extreme heat is keeping the regular donors at home this summer. >> you never know who will be the next person who needs blood. it might be your next door neighbor. 2* might be -- it might be your child, and it might be you. >> hospitals may can sell some elective surgeries or postpone some procedures because they require so much blood. >> they are encouraged to de nate blood two or three months

ahead before their surgery toy ensure their -- to ensure their surgery is not can -- canceled. they hope by sounding the alarm now they can whether this storm too. a community drive brats in volunteers to donate blood marrow for a local teenager and others. volunteers turned in forms and swabbed their cheek. it was set up for 14-year-old cynthia rodriguez of oakland. but the need for donors is much broader, especially in minority communities. >> it is extremely important we not only get latinos, but african-americans and caucasians. the more people we get on our registry, the higher the pull goes which means it increases the survival rate for those with leukemia and sickle cell anemia. >> marrow donation does not involve long needles in your

spine. they say it is very similar to a blood donation. the oldest general store in the nation has closed its doors for the last time. gray store in rhode island has been in business for 224 years, since the time of george washington. but business of business has fallen off drastically with only 10 people a day coming in to shop. the supermarket down the street has siphoned off a lot of the business. there are no plans for the historic building yet. ahead, a new warning for internet users. >> a woman gets an e-mail saying she owes $10,000 on a credit card she doesn't own. i'm michael finney. new internet scams you need to know about. >> and flying high in the city of berkeley jie. and severe thunderstorms could slow your travel dow

supply chef on your -- seven on qlor side has alerted us about fishing scams p cs like real p cs.sites tonight a new warning. michael finney has a new con targeting the internet users. >> frantic is a good way to describe it. >> barbara rowe is talking about e-mails that sent shock waves through her lazy sunday morning. >> i had an e-mail from discover card saying my statement was available on-line. but i don't have a discover card. >> she opened the e-mail and panic grew. >> it said there was a balance of $10,600 some odd dollars.

>> the e male said she -- the e-mail said she owed more than $10,000 and had to make a minimum payment. she could click here to make a payment right away. but barbara doesn't have a discover card. >> my initial reaction was that somebody had stolen my identity and opened a credit card, and now i have to get rid of $10,000 on a balance for this credit card. >> she frantically began clicking on the links, but it required her to log into her account which she doesn't have. as it turns out, that was very lucky for her. >> she told me it was 5* phishing scam. >> it was a phony e-mail. it was someone trying to get her bank account information and money. >> we have seen attempts where somebody will try to make their website look like the bank's website. >> that is the internet security website. he said they can be very

convincing and barbara agrees. >> it looked real. the graphic was real and the logo was real. the facebook and twitter on the bottom looked real. i thought, well, there is somebody that can get the news out to people about this scam it is michael finney. >> she contacted 7 on your side and we contact edition cover. they said 1100 e-mails were sent to a random list of consumers, and the e-mail was not originated from discover. the company would not say whether or not anyone gave money or personal data to the scammers of the but they did say, we have taken the appropriate action to shutdown the source. when barbara clicked on the e-mail now it shows broken link. all she lost was a peaceful sunday. >> it was not a good feeling on a sunday morning. >> mike most any company, discover will never send an e-mail containing links to

make a payment. if you get any e-mails asking for money delete them and go to the company website to make a payment. people of all ages enjoyed looking up into the skies this weekend. some saw creatures you usually only see in the deep sea. >> the octopus kite. >> yes, the octopus kites and many others filled the marina. organizers claim it is the largest in north america. nearly everyone young and old had their kite jie. which color do you like better? >> the yellow one. >> he is adorable. there were clinics on how to design, build and fly your own flight. it goes back to 1986. and leigh glaser is taking a look at our weather. >> they did have terrific weather. terrific weather all weekend long across the bay area. if you are traveling tomorrow leaving us for a few days,

palm springs at 103. las vegas may see a few isolated thunderstorms of the we have the low here and that is when the monsoonal moisture will move up toward the spine of the see yarr yarr -- sierra. keep that in mind if travel takes you there. tahoe is comfortable at 81. morning fog to start afternoon sunshine. denver tomorrow is heating up 91. 105 for dallas. st. louis an afternoon thunderstorm, 98 degrees. most of the complaints are from new york city down toward atlanta. we are looking for a stormy cold front here. rain could be heavy at times. a possibility of flight delays in that part of the country. in the bay area, morning overcast and then afternoon sunshine. it will be a little warmer with mid to low 90s expected out toward concord and antioch and livermore tomorrow. we will keep it mild, 68 for san francisco and 87 santa

rosa. 89 tomorrow for gilroy. the temperature will come down a few degrees as we head into tuesday, and then we will warm it back up inland and back into the 90s by thursday. >> thank you so much, leigh. >> and don't forget to like abc7 news on facebook. you will make a difference to bay area foster kids. $1 goes to the sleep train dream campaign. and mike shumann is here looking at sports. and we are talking football. >> i'm ready. 49ers put on the pads for the first time, and who is this rookie on the mound for the

baseball top of the order and the giants are on top of the national league west sweeping the g-men under the at&t carpet. he went six innings for the g-men. dodgers up one in the four and cruz the two r.b.i. having an average season, but not today. strick out seven -- struck out seven. it was 4-0 and dodgers never shut out the giants in two con seek titch -- consecutive games in san francisco. he grounds out to end the game. dodgers sweet the g-men and did not give up a run in the final 20 innings 4-0 your final of the a's in baltimore

and they will make jim palmer proud. baltimore came in for the wild card spot. a three-run shot in the third. he is pitching like a hall of famer. it includes this side in the fourth with 10 pitches. most strikeouts in one game by a tie hua knees pitcher. then omar keen tau knee yaw. his first homerun of the season. orioles avoid the sweep 6-1 your final. football is a con tact sport, and you can't judge players until you put on the pads. everybody looks good in shorts. the 49ers did just that. let the competition begin. it is an atmosphere of controlled violence, because you don't want anybody hurt. but this is when the evaluation starts. the defense loves this day and they can do what they do best which is hit people. and greg loman gives us the

run down. >> it is real football. we are not running around inrwe. our underwear. we have the pads on. there is contact. everybody reveals themselves on the field because of contact. this is when we really, really start to get to evaluate players and how they react to contact. >> definitely. it has been a good couple days of getting our legs underneath us these last two days. h is football. we play with our pads. it is exciting to get out here and get started with real football. >> today you put the arm around and that's a tremendous feeling for a football player to do that. more real football as it relates to how you play in the games of the. >> and of course the raiders will begin their training camp tomorrow in napa. speebing of which, nascar -- speaking of which, to nascar for e brickyard 400. a familiar name in the

winner's circle. that can't be good. jimmy johnson and the familiar name. he passes greg biffle on the high side for the lead and he hangs on to win his fourth career brickyard 400. per tradition along with his family and wife and child, and most drivers carry mouth wash. leigh glaser is driving home. and winning the top fuel division at the national hot rod association. going a quarter mile and 318 miles an hour. johnny gray won the funny car at 305 miles an hour in his dodge charger. alan johnson the pro stock winner and the pro stock motorcycle division. the senior british open and fred couples is neck to neck and he double bogies. couples would birdie the hole.

fred then goes out in fashion including this 25 footer on 18. nothing but net. it adds his first open championship to his master's title in 1992. pga tours the canadian open and he birdied four of the first five and then made this chip. it puts them in the clubhouse at 17 under. he needed this par putt to force a playoff. you can't be short on that putt. he needs a birdie to force a playoff. what did i just say? he wins for only the second time in his career. final round of the lpga's evian masters. park came in and lewis had five birthys on the -- birdies on the back 9.r